University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Allen Apple Brown CofBn Cook Dickson Furman Gassar Hansen Hanson Harding Henderson Henrie Hinzelman Holiman Howe Hoyt Hubert Hunter Tosselyn Kildow Krasovich Lewis, M. Lewis, V. Lowe Lauter Marks Martin McKay Melville Millard Moreau Morrow Nakamura Onorati Pabst Poole Potochnik Samuel Sardini Schilling; Shearer Siesal Stein Taguchi Upton Whyte Wormwood Wezelman 264 Louise Apple Bev Brooks Mary Brown Betha Burk Norma Coffin Monta Cook Sue Dickson Joan Domenico Pat Dunshee Esther Eicher Chariot Furman Pat Gasser Elizabeth Hansen Helen Hanson Janette Harding RESIDENT MEMBERS Carolyn Henderson Anita Henrie Helga Hinzelman Bev Holiman Carolyn Howe Margaret Hoyt Helen Hubert Carol Hu nter Virginia Josselyn Betty Kildow Dorothy Krasovich Eva Lauter Mary Kay Lewis Virginia Lewis Virginia Lowe Beverly MacSpadden Joan Marks jo-an Martin Marilyn McKay Ann Melville Jan Millard Ruth Moreau Mary Morrow Annie Nakamura Lucille Onorati Jean Pabst JoAnn Poole Molly Potochnik Jean Reimer Manette Rueb Emma Lou Samuel Florence Sardini Trudy Schilling Marjorie Seiters Jan Shearer Alice Siegel Janet Stein Taki Taguchi Mary Upton Judy Wezelman Ruth Whyte D. A. Wormwood

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l5ufP ki i lub ' 7 OFFICERS President John Houston Vice President Robert Frost Secretary M ' Laide Fahey Treasurer Jim Plant Historian Mary Milander The Buff Ski Club was organized in 1938 with a membership of 20. Now this largest of Colorado ski clubs boasts a membership of over 900. The club sponsors many interesting activities during the year. A Used Ski Equipment Sale was held for the first time this year and it is hoped that it will become an annual event. The club also cooperatively sponsored the famous Dick Durrance movie Ski Champs. Besides these important events, this active organization sponsors races at various Colorado ski areas, holds steak fries and song fests, and there is a banquet in the spring at which time the newly elected officers are introduced. The Buff Ski Club holds meetings every Tuesday night. Usually the best in ski movies are shown at the meeting, or the skiers get together to dance, sing, put on skits, or listen to prominent speakers who inform the members of skiing techniques, ski equipment, or the trails of various ski areas. For the small membership fee of $3 a year the skiers are entitled to free ski instruction a means of transportation to the slopes, help in buying equip- ment, lodging and meals at one of the club ' s two cabins, and especially an opportunity to meet other skiers and join in the fun. The club is proud of its two cabins, one located at Georgetown, Colo- rado, equipped with all the modern conveniences, and lodging forty com- fortably, and the other located at Winter Park, Colorado, within walking distance of the slopes, and lodging 35. Back row, left to right: Dale Harrison. Don Sampson, Erik Rocks. Bill Thoman, Shad Hutchins, Harry Thomas. Second row: Bob Frost, MMaide 263 Fahey, John Houston. Mary Melander. Jim Plant, Cliff Snivcly. Front row: Nancy Maloney, Mickey Tonkle, Cliff Garrison, Jan Shearer.

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u Wo iti nii erdUu 6 L lub oinen A l H|| H OFFICERS ™ President Molly Potochnik Vice President Helen Hanson . ' « (KWW Jim I Secretary Eve Lauter - I „ m J Treasurer Anita Henrie JF Wi Purchasing Agent Jean Reimer ■ ' Historian Beverly Holiman Social Chairman Jo-an Martin Membership Manette Rueb Publicity Jan Shearer Housing Taki Taguchi Social Hour Beverly MacSpadden Program Dorothy Kern Sponsors Mrs. Howard Heuston, Mrs. John Schooland Faculty Sponsors Mrs. Clifford Westermeier, Miss Mary-Ethel Ball The University Women ' s Club is a social and cultural organization for both Greek and Independent women. Its purpose is to promote friendliness and democracy on the campus. The picturesque club house, situated by Varsity Lake, is the center of the activities provided for its members. The Women ' s Club participates in many all-school events such as Home- coming, AWS Revue, and CU Days. The Club received a share of the honors in the last year when it was awarded trophies for both Songfest and for the Homecoming float, CU Crusades Ahead, this fall. Each quarter an opening tea is sponsored for all women on campus, Coffee Time every Wednesday, a quarterly Play Night for both men and women, and many interesting meetings, including a night honoring foreign students. The elaborate formal presented each quarter is the high point for its members. The Gold and Emerald Ball, featured this fall, was outstanding with many original decorations. At the same time, the club members have found time to maintain one of the highest scholastic averages on campus. The entire club, including the non-resident members, as well as the 57 residents, is governed by the club council, consisting of 13 girls, the presi- dent of the Sponsors Club, and a faculty adviser. 265